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The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-09
Just Sol

"Oh no, the boycott will increase my trade. y
Phil Armour. ri
Now comes the news from Scranton,
Pennsylvania, that the large ics house Of
Armour & Co. has been repaintsd. and the
name of Swift q Co. has been substituted,
and where Armour received his thirty oars
of beef daily at this point hs now gets but
three cars, and Swift 4 90. get thirty.
This trading Of names looks smutty.
The same state Of Affairs il at Farm
ingham, Mass, the houses al repainted
and the oars billed 70 Swift q Co.
And in that city the wagons are being
treated tho Same. The boycott don't hurt,
but only makes Armour ashamed Of his
name. twill increase his trade, Of course,
his trading Of his own name for that Of
tool. But when II is dropped to, how
long will It lssti The raes Il not to tho
Swift when heavily Armoursd, By any
means.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-09
ON TOP.

Please take notice OF our new dress, o
our new quarters, Of our increased adver
tisemsnts; our subscription list is enor
mously increasing as we'll.
People have begun TO understand a
last that that they cant do without the EN-
euInna.
Stock In the company is still for sale Il
organizations and wsge-workers at $l(
per share.
Az soon h all 10 taken II means an
sight-page illustrated weekly, and an hon
Get daily for Denver.
We have command to-day Of the hnes'
Job once In Denver, Of power presses In.
cluding large cylinder press that prints
1850 an hour.
Any Job printing that you have, whcr'
ever you may be, from Kansas City 10
San Francisco, we oan do cheaper and
better and on quicker time than any other
establishment, bar none,-bear this in
mind.
Ths'Rxourszn Is notoriously tn. organ
Of the workers Of tho West. II has the
largest circulation Of any labor paper west
Of Now York we believe, and We know that
IL 10 pushing overy day more and more 70
the front,
Lot the gallant friends Of the past rally
once more; get every wage-worksr you
know 10 ssnd for II and to read 1t. II
each Of you will get up q club Of new
names and send IL In within the next
thirty days, you viii not regret II.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-09
rzE pnsvna ~ s115s.3

H| I.
In Denver We pollsd about 800 voeea
but we're swindIsdsout Of fu1Iy - g ~
count. Our workers vses- iDszpeE eEianeee
and did not understand ~ raeeaI1y ropss
that the Doodle msn know - v6n ~ =
pull.
There were certain so-eelled labor lead-
ers" who sold out The eause for boodls;
there was fusion Of Ill ~ dsm6esatie
bankers, brokers and spseulators With the
republican ticket; there vsts employees
driven to the polls IN droves, aekst b
hand, by the bosses; bssidss this msn were
hired by the boodlsrs 10 run around TIE
streets Monday waving red Aag p scare
OF the untkinking: our campaign vas mi
organized and lasted but three vsshs; W
had no money, the total sxpsasss Of thf
whole campaign amounting 70 800 only,
these are soms Of the reasons Why vs did
not get there.
But We win be on deck next time.
We figured upon getting 100 votes; ths
politicians gave N 800.
The time to organise for the fall election
is now.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-09
MASTER WORKMAN powDnRLY.
The Chief Of ths Knights ef Labor Soeu
to Arrive In Denver.
From the Denver News.

From the Denver News
T. v. Powderly, general master work
man Of the Knights Of Labor, viii arrive
in Denver on the evening Of May 8. Ar
rangements have been made by Local As
sembly, No. 321S, TO receive him, and he
will deliver an address at the celebration
of the third anniversary Of this assembly,
in the Mammoth rink about May 10.
Mr.. Powderly's health has not been very
good of late and Omaha and Denver are
the only points be has fully consented to
speak at. 4
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-09
NATIONAL LABOR UNIONS.

BAuRs.- George Block, General Secretary,
100 William street. New York.
BOILER NAKERs.-T. J. Curfan, President
07 Spring street. N. Y.
BooK-KEKPERs CLERKS included. Tom
O'Nelll, General Secretary, l0s Hoyt
street.. Brooklyn, N. Y. /
BOTTLE BLOwERs Eastern Division) .-F.
8. Tomlin, President 10 Third street
Brooklyn, N. Y.
BOTTLE BL0wEBs (Western Dlvision). !
Louis Arlington, President, Michieap
City. Indiana
BRxwRRs (Journeymen).
BR1cKLAYRRCAMD SroNIx xAsoNs.-Thos-
ODea, General Secretary, Box 107l-
Cohoes, N. Y.
BAUsH nAK81s.John A. Longhead. Sc
retazy-Treasurer. Philadelphia, Penn
syiyania.
CARPRNrHRs (Amalgamated).-J. HamiI-
ton, District Secretary, sl1 W. Twenty.
ninth strest, NY.
CARPR1TKM (BFotheehood).-P. J. Ne-
Guire. General Secretary, BOX ~
Philadelphia, FA.
cAHEHzEns %. OH. b. Perry. District
Secretary. 70 s. Thru street. Brook.
In. :. D. NY.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-09
.BRAINs..

brains" aud doodle and brass,-these
gods rule theiand to-day.
"Brains" but not reason or justice; for
"brains,' so-oallsd, is nowadays but the
intellectual ability to steal without going
70 jan.
Brass u that "moral" quality which sna-
blss iss posssssor 10 lie without wink, TO
thisvs without blush, TO kill without a
shuddsr, and with brasen front the while
70 mouth the names Of God and human
broshsfhood.
Doodle Il Doodle.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-09
Ne, UOe ArpSn.

Simply selling % the Insurance Companies.
New Yosx, April 4.-The March fires,
according 70 ths New York Daily CONNER
ciaI- Bullains estimate, cost the United
States and Can ads tlO,46O,OOo. or ssOOO,-
600 above the average in that month for a
dosen ysars past. The unsold surplus
goods Of many merchants have thus been
disposed Of. No loss without some COM
pensation.
And yet ths fool insurance companies
put up thar shsksls to keep the present
system ON IT, fest.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-09
Fsresd - Cembinsl

The two old thieves show their heads
The committee Of ono hundred Of the
Union Labor party Of indianapolis a.
sembled to prepare for . city campaign,
hereby congratulate the United Labor
party Of Cincinnati, Milwaukee and Chics-
go, for their success in driving the old
political parties to combine against them.
We notice this with Joy, because tie situa-
ton is made more clear, and II l. thereby
shown that those old parties have no dis-
tinguishing principles any more; that both
are unfit TO solve the labor problem, that
they are not the friend Of the vorkingmen,
and that there IL only one great issue at
the present time,-to- -wit-Cspital ".
Labor. TH1 OoMnrI1l1.
IHprANAPoIn, March u.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-09

When congressman sickens, his GIT a
day is not cut of, and when he dies $4,000
is appropriated upon his valuable ashes.
When a laborer upon government works
falls sick his one or two dollars a day
stops; II be dies, his friends, or the town,
bury him.
To publish this or any other capitalist
infamy, or speak it at the street corner,
is called BY the monopolistio boodlers Of
this land, "waving the red flag"
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-09

Af,nr you rot angry and make up your
R% nn9sr IN m wss:r S snd pull 4 oat and look for
tho hole. Then you know how seaiy you ~
missed. A man who thinks Paper cannSs -
survive without his support oesnt % e1 <. ~
Will find out that half his friends didn't
know he was gone, the other half didn't care
= cent. and the world st large didn't keep any
account OF his mSvements. You VIII nnd
Eyen tke Bible IL rather plain aud hlta some
hard ticks, II you were 10 got mad and burn
your bible, tho Hundreds Of presses would
still 70 on printing them and Y you were 70
stop your paper, and Gall the editof l, q. s0rts
iIshcd. and what II moro you would SLIP
around and borrow . copy Of y every week
from your neiehbor. You would do much bet
tsr 70 keep your vest pulled down and your
subscription paid up year In advance.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-09
TOPOLOBAMPO.

Marie Rowland writes us an indigant
letter accusing us of "slurring Topolo.
bampo." When and wherei On the con.
trary We have been eager in its defense.
Marie must have been reading the Gin
cinnaf Enquirer not the Denver.
We should like to have the 'slurring"
issue pointed out. The Enquirer was the
first paper in the Union to denounce the
recent scandalous stories as capitalist lies,
and in its issue of March 20 was the Arst
to rejoice at their having been proved
lies.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-09
0etsius aLattle Sense.

WAsHrHoroN, April 4.-Commissioner
Sparks has Instructed Special Agent Dow
ney in Montana chat there must be no in.
reference with settlers for taking from
public lands wood and timber necessary
for their family and settlement uses but
special agents arb expected to devote their
time and energies to prevention of timber
depredations upon large scale by mill
mon, corporations and millionaires.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-09
BEEN Z

"But let us play there il nothing the matter u
PArxssoH, N. j.. April "A loud explo.
sion, almost imm mediately followed by an.
other, last night created . panic. Torpe-
does had been on the car tracks and they
exploded under tho passing oars. For
tunately the force Of the explosion was
expended on the iron trucks of the car,
which wore badly shattered, and nobody
was hurt. This u the third attempt made
recently to blow up the street oars. Mo
nina
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-09

The city Of Stockton, Kansas, is being
given oyer TO the tender mercies Of the
women FOR one year, as an experiment in
municipal government Tickets composed
entirely Of members Of the gentle sez
have be on made up for. the msyoralty,
common council and aldermanic chamber
One Of the matters on which this novel
government will pass Judgment, is the in.
PRODUCTION Of a system Of water works.
The msn have resolved to stand aside for
one yeSr and let the women 60 II alone.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-09
knosksd Oati

Dusuoul April AT the city election
to-day the Kn4 4ghts Of Labor ticket made a
full sweep, s's$tins every man on the city
ticket and every alderman, complete rev.
olution and surprise. Tho vote stood /:
voslker (abofD 1894, Preston (democrat)
l,2ss, and Gillian (rspublican) LOSS, be-
ing 7As plurality for yoelksr. The next
council WI stand eight Knights of Labor,
Of whom thrsS hold over, two elected last
yoar - rspublieans and one as democrat
The other tv9 aldermen are one democrat
and one rspuhlioan.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-09
Tn. wiv.. es I...er.

The Wives q LABOR
There is class Of people in this conn
try who get up at O'Clock In the morning
and who never get back 70 bed until 10 81
II O'Clock at night; who work without csss
ing the whole of that time and receive no
other emolument than food and the plain
est clothing. They understand something
of every branch Of economy and labor,
from finance to cooking; though harrassed
by hundred responsibilities, though driv-
en- and worried, though reproaehed and
looked down upon, they never revolt md
they cannot organize for their own pro-
lection.
These are the housekeeping wives Of TIE
laboring men. II 10 they who get their
husbands breakfast at 8 O'Clock In The
morning, get the children Oh to school, Do
the washing, ironing, baking, sewing,
scrubbing, sweeping and marketing, car
ing all the while for the babies, and doing
mending after the husband hss. snoring
They do 60 to bed, but hardly to sleep, fo1
nursing children often draw their Life from
them all the night long. What leisure o.
enjoyment for themf What chance fol
improvement or upliftingf
Have they a union TO which they cal
appeal against the cruelty Of their ta'k
mastersf Are eloquent voices raised II
their behalfi Are there any laws enactet
for their benefit Are there any pronni
nent journals advocating their cause
What would their husbands say If thes
women turned out en- massc and voted no
to work but a certain number of hours pc
day, and demanded that more righteou
division of the income be made hereafter
They would doubtless say it was mid-sum
mer madness.
Is the picture overdrawni Do or do no
these women receive their sharei Il worl
ing fifteen hours day, cooking over ho
stoves, rubbing over washtubs, exposin
the body to every change. Of our Aokls oil
mate, and making both ends meet afte
money isspent in return for food, shelte
and the plainest cloth,ng-is this fai
half of the working partnership Is thi
an equal division Of labor with an equs
distribution of the prohtsi Think sbou
1t, fellow labOrers.-Er.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-09
Rsush sn Repsrssrs.

MApsrD, April A-In consequence of the
finding Of a case Of gunpovder, With cart
ridge and fuse attached, in the doorway of
his bureau, the president Of the cortes has
cancelled all cards Of admission 70 the
parliamentary buildings held by journal.
ists, both foreign and native.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-09
WHAT NE WANTS.

John Sherman, boodle Senator, monop
o,iss millionaire and bank.thief, had thi'
70 say d Cincinnati;
sNy eountrymsn, have done al ! wish
10 DO tonight, have done al desire "a
do to-uight II I can only impress upou
tAs votkingmsn Of Cincinnati my earnest
sonvistion that thsif hope and safsty,
tAsir haven, h not Sds-sAov Of labor or
gsaisatioa, bat u In We republican party
Jso %; jsss -.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-09
Enssrsa q The Dsa YER possonos - second
olass mattaT.

saturday. u Ut X viii 1ir s. dsvctsd o shs discus
sion of ~ subjects which tend % educase,
slsvats and advance the leboring elansa
Subscription ratea, ell0 IN edvence.
tins LAsoR ExoUIhER, i6l7 Arspshoe Street.
Denver Co,oHdC.
The pubIishsrs Of this paper ara not respon-
sible lor the opinions Of contributors: The
oolumns Win always BE- open Tor The discus
sIon OF aIl sidss Of The labor questions OF the
day. Contributions always Welcome.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-09
= what sss minister Meant.

Young innocSnt--Papa, what did the
minister mean to-day when he said that
the race for gold was turning men from
Christi
Wise Pspa-That hs would 60 to another
church and PrSsch unless we raised his
salary.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-09
O-
DIsfRANCHIsED.

The p pills in Chicago were opened at Z
a. IN. and closed at p. m, under a new
Doodle law which was designed to and did
cut Oh thousands Of workers from voting.
This y not Anarchy" nor rsd-Aag ism,
nor, Socialism" nor JUsrIos, either, but
RAscALrfY.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-09
Peans seav.

Say, We are the lawless Glasses anyhow
II believe In hanging snarohists,n y ssys
''G. Hunter, the sx-grssnbaeksr, according
to the Chicago Ifibas,e. Does ths Law az
anarchists must b hangeds II not q,
Hunter disregards Law, and h thsrsfors n
anarchist-JosePk r. Buchanan.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-09

LxLAxD srAsyoaD the railroad million
aire says: "Those honest workingmen,
who prevent labor party from having a
separate existence and thus secure the
dominance Of the respectable classes, de-
serve and will receive proper compensa-
tiou for their services"
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-09
rhr.. nans,saa m.rtxr..

Three psrsonS Who were concerned in
the attempt to Yin the ozar March 1s last
we're hanged Thursday a week ago.
Twenty more officers in various branches
Of the Russian service have been ARRESTED
in connection With the second attempt to
sssasinsts Alexander.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-09
A Nice OusIooA

Herr Krupp 10 going to start first-class
daily newspaper at Essen, Germany, for
the use Of his 10000 workmen. Having
starved their bodies, he nov proposes 10
corrupt their minds.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-09

MILWAUKEE comes up smiling. Despite
tho fusion Of the robbing classes and their
plundered idiots, they swept the city
trusvu1-v .aAn---T Tho county votes
county judicial candidates.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-09
BRICEAYrRs.

z Bricklayers' International Union, No. |, OF
Colorado, meets the second and fourth Mon
day evenings In each month, ct No. 1919 Law.
renee street, Denver, Colorado.
JAMES COOK, MARK SULLIVAN,
Cor. Secretary, President,
364S Blake 1t. 42l7 34th st.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-09
\ THE KAWEAH COLONY.
NQ Progressive Men and Women.

AAagricultural and industrial colon
having for Its aim, Liberty, Equali'l
Fraterqity and Solidarity, ls beln
formed on the cooperative plan, IN 40 ou .,
NJ the post favorable locations in Csl
fornia. \0nlV those in full sympsiinl,,
with our tims and objects are invited
JOIN. FoFterms and particulars addfes1
J. J. Martin, Traver. Tulare county, eS
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-09
The "Brsinyv Classes.

ChoIly-"Ah-been svays"
GUS y-"Yaaielittls trip"
"Aw yaas. Thought hadn't seen you
lately, you know. wheah hawvs you
beenyr
"Boston."
"Aw"
"Yahs."
ali il"
"wSl, some. ys know. But il was 90
bsastly cold wondah what makes IL 90
beastIy cold up theahs"
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-09
AMERICAN sEAnEN. TAX q NOTICE

The Coast Seamen's Union is the
Backbone Of the Pacific Coast Labor
Movement. Capital has subscribed
large sums to break 1t up and threatens
to import men from the east and abroad.
There are on the Pacific Coast now three
men for everv place. Therefore keep
away from San Francisco.
The CoAsr SRANEN' UNION.
JsI. l, 1887.
HEADQUARTERS. 5l3} East Street, San
Francisco. California. n
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-09
PLAsrrRxRs' UNION.

The Plasterers' Union, Of Denver, meet,
every Monday evening at 7:S0 O'Clock, in 81
Joeeph's Temperance Hall, corner Fifteenth
and Stout streets.
HARRY COLE, President.
CHARLES N. McCABE, Secretary.
Address, l60 East 18th street.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-09

jar GuouL said: I'm democratic ois-
trict am a democrat: in republican
district I am a republican; in a doubtful
district I am doubtful"
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-09
FEDERATED TRADES.

Headquarters of the Representative Coun.
oil Of the Federated Trades and Labor Organ
iRtions Of the Pacific coast, ID ct Huddy's
hal. 90oX Market, San FrancisCo, California.
w. A. BUSHNELL, President.
Z. D. MCKENLEY. Cor. Sec.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-09
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The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-09

TIE yazs house Of prostitution on Hol.
laday street for public officials will still
continue open.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-09
IR0N xoLpRRa.

lion Molders' Union. meets every second
and fourth Tuesday OF each month ct Pacific
Hall Twenty-seventh and Holiday, At 7:3O p.
m. J. J. SMITH, Cor. Sec.,
850l Holladay street.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-09

FnAHouisrs for public works will still be
sold at public auction to the highest bid
dor (red flag, ahoy) in tho city council.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-09
xsla,srs OF LAsoa-
n...s.. o., 81 lsea.,s . q go .ays.s


.:.:yG3sas s,s:, :.A zsSi'. .v:nis.
g Eoofe hall. third door, No. III Flfteentn
Gfrook Denver. q ~ O'Clock. A cordial vel.
oomS extsnded 70 whiting msmbefs.
ltARQ-Louisvills As1snhly. No ll0,
3nests svsY IA, Thursday evening :
|00A9-Union (bensv6asnD Asssmblt. No
wv I'm, nesls evsFy Molday evening
g ~ O'Clock. IN Neers hall. ~ Fineenth
street 6trangets In TIE ciy and 4ther
hrQthefs and si1torD aro eordialS lnvlteu.
Q0l7-lntsrnationsl Asss@bly, No. I, s2l3, ~
Sceek. Il 0dd Tsiiowf hall. - santa Re
avenue, Denver. Colorado. Waiting brothers
cordially welcome.
an 0sg-Pugrssaivs z Assembly, No. Sf6S, Of
n:sss A. ;y;Sy .s ss;nsa.y e,sn .nd
m q a-Advance Assembly, No E2sl meets
oz0 b every Saturday evening 10 Masonic
Hau corner Fourth and Cedar streets, Raw.
lins. Wyoming. Waiting msmbsrs 4lways
aaaQ-L!tshmsn sA.::s%o,y, No ;n. :; ssss s.s
Sclosk, IN K. Il t. hall, RocE springs,
Wyomlng Territory Members Of the order
are cordial ' invited TO visit.
|0Ana-Plstte Valley Assembly. No a0e,
04U pof Sterling. Colorado. meets the sec.
month at o'clock .. m. visitors wSlcomes
IoAsn-J.R. Buchanan Assembly, No. s46S,
S40 omeets every Sunday evening a. 7:SO,
| n HcFSrlano,s Hall, Como, COlorAdoI Mem
| ban OF other assemblies ALWAYS Welcome.
oAeo-Progress Assembly, No. H6s, meets
90 Qevery Saturday evening. a. 7:N
ING. n'
| n An0-eteadfhst Assembly. No. 1892 meets
04Szsvery Wednesday evening at 1850
O'clock, In I. o. q. ". hall, corner Holiday
i and Twenty-seventh streets, Denver Mem
bers Of the order invited to VISIT
0Eno-sumner Assembly. No. Se|s. meets
60U Don the first and third Tuesday even
1 Ing Of each month, ct Schredaky's = hall, Lari-
mer, between Fifteenth aud sixteenth Sts.
nso o-Ogdsn Assembly. No. 1858, meets
900 0svefy Thufsday evening atS O'Clock,
IN KniShts Of Pythiss ball, MAIN M itreet, w. 6e-
Ing brothers always Welcome.
n 0n-Justice Assembly No. S6s9, meets
900 Severy Sunday evening. In Dreyfus.
hail, SO Larimer street, Denver, Clerks and
saleimen desirous of joining this assembly
can obtain information 1t this once
0cc7Joe Murray Assembly, No 1857,
Spring Canon school house at 1870 p. m.
Visiting brothers and SISTERS are cordially
invited 70 attend. p. o. address. stout. Colo.
I07IA-LocalA Assembly No. 1l4, meets a
IOI ~ O'CLOCK every lues0ay evening, III
Neers hall, Al Fifteenth street, Denver
Members Of the order are invited To attend.
non7-Highlandl Assembly, No. 1897.
60S meets every Wednesday evening 81
Is o'clock, In their private nall, Highlands
Denver. Visiting brothers and sisters al wayi
, welcome -
BRICK MoULDERs' & sETTEBs' UNION.
Meets every Thursday evening st557 Down
ing avenue, ct 8 o'clock. pll-l-S'
Tno Inilon fr0tecuve ~ -.3zs Of Don~.-
meets In Judge Je6fies' court room,
O'Clock p. m, on the dryt Monday Of each
month. D.. ]. MORAN, President.
T. HAMLIN, Secretary.
Room S. Skinner Block,
CARPENTERS.
Carpenters' Union, No. IS, OF the Brother
mood OF America. meets every Saturday
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-09

The gamblers Of Denver will still pay
175 assessments.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-09

PowpxnLr got his work in, In great
shape In Chicago.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-04-09

BoYC0TT-John d. SpreekIe's 6umr cf
San Fnnsisce.